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Version 1.0
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Location of pc boards & Version variations................1-2
Use a bandpass filter to eliminate hum (50Hz, 100Hz) and disturbance from the pilottone (19kHz, 38kHz).
Tuner AM (MW,LW)
RF Generator
e.g. PM5326
Ri=50Ω
DUT
Frame aerial
e.g. 7122 707 89001
Bandpass
250Hz-15kHz
e.g. 7122 707 48001
LF Voltmeter
e.g. PM2534
S/N and distortion meter
e.g. Sound Technology ST1700B
To avoid atmospheric interference all AM-measurements have to be carried out in a Faraday´s cage.
Use a bandpass filter (or at least a high pass filter with 250Hz) to eliminate hum (50Hz, 100Hz).
CD
Use Audio Signal Disc
(replaces test disc 3)
DUT
L
R
SBC429 4822 397 30184
S/N and distortion meter
e.g. Sound Technology ST1700B
LEVEL METER
e.g. Sennheiser UPM550
with FF-filter
Recorder
Use Universal Test Cassette CrO2 SBC419 4822 397 30069
Dolby Pro-logic Test Disc ...................................... 4822 395 10216
1-5
HANDLING CHIP COMPONENTS
Page 6
1-6
GB
All ICs and many other semi-conductors are
susceptible to electrostatic discharges (ESD).
Careless handling during repair can reduce life
drastically.
When repairing, make sure that you are
connected with the same potential as the mass
of the set via a wrist wrap with resistance.
Keep components and tools also at this
potential.
Tous les IC et beaucoup d’autres
semi-conducteurs sont sensibles aux
décharges statiques (ESD).
Leur longévité pourrait être considérablement
écourtée par le fait qu’aucune précaution n’est
prise à leur manipulation.
Lors de réparations, s’assurer de bien être relié
au même potentiel que la masse de l’appareil et
enfiler le bracelet serti d’une résistance de
sécurité.
Veiller à ce que les composants ainsi que les
outils que l’on utilise soient également à ce
potentiel.
F
WARNING
ATTENTION
GB
Complete Kit ESD3 (small tablemat, wristband,
connection box, extention cable and earth cable) ...........4822 310 10671
Alle ICs und viele andere Halbleiter sind
empfindlich gegenüber elektrostatischen
Entladungen (ESD).
Unsorgfältige Behandlung im Reparaturfall kan
die Lebensdauer drastisch reduzieren.
Veranlassen Sie, dass Sie im Reparaturfall über
ein Pulsarmband mit Widerstand verbunden
sind mit dem gleichen Potential wie die Masse
des Gerätes.
Bauteile und Hilfsmittel auch auf dieses gleiche
Potential halten.
ESD PROTECTION EQUIPMENT:
NL
Alle IC’s en vele andere halfgeleiders zijn
gevoelig voor electrostatische ontladingen (ESD).
Onzorgvuldig behandelen tijdens reparatie kan
de levensduur drastisch doen verminderen.
Zorg ervoor dat u tijdens reparatie via een
polsband met weerstand verbonden bent met
hetzelfde potentiaal als de massa van het
apparaat.
Houd componenten en hulpmiddelen ook op
ditzelfde potentiaal.
Tutti IC e parecchi semi-conduttori sono
sensibili alle scariche statiche (ESD).
La loro longevità potrebbe essere fortemente
ridatta in caso di non osservazione della più
grande cauzione alla loro manipolazione.
Durante le riparazioni occorre quindi essere
collegato allo stesso potenziale che quello della
massa dell’apparecchio tramite un braccialetto
a resistenza.
Assicurarsi che i componenti e anche gli utensili
con quali si lavora siano anche a questo
potenziale.
WAARSCHUWING
I
AVVERTIMENTO
GB
Safety regulations require that the set be restored to its original
condition and that parts which are identical with those specified,
be used
Safety components are marked by the symbol
!
.
NL
Veiligheidsbepalingen vereisen, dat het apparaat bij reparatie in
zijn oorspronkelijke toestand wordt teruggebracht en dat onderdelen,
identiek aan de gespecificeerde, worden toegepast.
De Veiligheidsonderdelen zijn aangeduid met het symbool
!
F
Les normes de sécurité exigent que l’appareil soit remis à l’état
d’origine et que soient utiliséés les piéces de rechange identiques
à celles spécifiées.
Less composants de sécurité sont marqués
!
D
Bei jeder Reparatur sind die geltenden Sicherheitsvorschriften zu
beachten. Der Original zustand des Geräts darf nicht verändert werden;
für Reparaturen sind Original-Ersatzteile zu verwenden.
Sicherheitsbauteile sind durch das Symbol
!
markiert.
I
Le norme di sicurezza esigono che l’apparecchio venga rimesso
nelle condizioni originali e che siano utilizzati i pezzi di ricambio
identici a quelli specificati.
Componenty di sicurezza sono marcati con
!
CLASS 1
LASER PRODUCT
GB
Invisible laser radiation when open.
Avoid direct exposure to beam.
Osynlig laserstrålning när apparaten är öppnad och spärren
är urkopplad. Betrakta ej strålen.
SF
Avatussa laitteessa ja suojalukituksen ohitettaessa olet alttiina
näkymättömälle laserisäteilylle. Älä katso säteeseen!
DK
Usynlig laserstråling ved åbning når sikkerhedsafbrydere er
ude af funktion. Undgå udsaettelse for stråling.
S
Warning !
Varning !
Varoitus !
Advarse !
GB
After servicing and before returning set to customer perform a leakage
current measurement test from all exposed metal parts to earth ground to
assure no shock hazard exist. The leakage current must not exceed
0.5mA.
F
"Pour votre sécurité, ces documents doivent être utilisés par
des spécialistes agréés, seuls habilités à réparer votre
appareil en panne".
Page 7
DISMANTLING INSTRUCTIONS
Dismantling of the DVD Loader
2-12-1
1) The tray can be manually open by inserting a minus
screw driver and push the lever in the direction as shown
in Figure 1 to unlock the tray before sliding it out.
2) Slide out the tray and remove the Cover Tray assembly
(pos 110 + pos 111 + pos 112) as shown in Figure 2.
3) Loosen 5 screws to remove the Cover Top (pos 240).
- 1 screw each on the left & right side (pos 272)
- 3 screws on the rear (pos 270)
4) Loosen 4 screws D (see Figure 5) to remove the DVD
Loader (pos 1103-0001).
Figure 4
Figure 2Figure 1
Dismantling of the Tuner Module & Speaker Connector Board
1) Loosen 2 screws A (see Figure 4) to remove the Tuner
Module (pos 1105).
2) When the Tuner Module (pos 1105) become defective
and need to be replaced, make sure the Lug of the Tuner
Module is bend as shown in Figure 3.
Note : The Lug of the Tuner Module is purposely bend in
this way (see Figure 3) to prevent damage to the
Flex Cable.
3) Loosen 2 screws B (see Figure 4) to remove the Speaker
Connector Board (pos 1102).
Dismantling of the PSU Board, Amplifier Board, SD6.1 RX Board & AV Board
1) Loosen 4 screws E and uncatch C1 (see Figure 5) to
remove the PSU Board (pos 1104).
4) Loosen 2 screws H and uncatch C2 (see Figure 6) to
remove the Shield AV (pos 180).
Figure 5
Figure 3
2) Loosen 4 screws F (see Figure 5) to remove the Amplifier
Board (pos 1107).
3) Loosen 2 screws G (see Figure 5) to remove the SD6.1
RX Board (1103-1001).
5) Loosen 5 screws C (see Figure 4) and uncatch 2 catches
C3 (see Figure 7) to remove the AV Board (pos 1101).
S refers to Service Mode
V refers to Version
xx refers to Software version number of the back uProcessor
(counting up from 01 to 99)
yy refers to the front uProcessor version number
(00 will be displayed if there is no front uProcessor use)
N
3-1
old S button depressed
till the Display shown "SVxx-yy"
Y
Display shows Figure 1
BII
Button pressed?
Y
Display shows Figure 2
9
Button pressed?
Y
Figure 1
N
Figure 2
N
Various
other Tests
TEST
EEPROM FORMAT
TEST
ROTARY
ENCODER TEST
LEAVE SERVICE
TEST PROGRAM
Activated with
S
S to Exit
VOLUME
Knob
Disconnect
mains cord
ACTION
Load default data. Display shows "NEW".
Caution!
All presets from the customer will be lost!!
Display shows value for 2 seconds.
Values increases or decreases in steps of 1 until
0 (VOL MIN) or 40 (VOL MAX) is reached.
SD6.1 Service Test Program dd wk0405
Page 10
3-2
Procedure to change Tuner Grid (not for all versions)
1) Power up the set and select TUNER source.
2) Hold "PLAY" button depressed while set is in standby
and press the "STANDBY" button.
3) Hold "PLAY" button depressed till the display shown
'PHILIPS->FM' followed by display the new tuning grid
'GRID 9' or 'GRID 10'.
Note: Repeating the same action will toggle back to its
previous tuning grid setting.
Reprogramming of DVD version Matrix
After repair, the customer setting and region code may be
lost. Reprogramming will put the set back in the state in
which it has left the factory, ie. with the default setting and
the allowed region code.
To reprogram do as follows:
1) Power up the set and select DISC source.
2) Open tray by press "OPEN/CLOSE" button on the set
or press and hold "STOP" button on the RC.
3) Press the following buttons on the Remote Control:
<9> <9> <9> <9> <AUDIO> <1> ......... for LX3900SA/01
<9> <9> <9> <9> <AUDIO> <2> ......... for LX3900SA/05
<9> <9> <9> <9> <AUDIO> <3> ......... for LX3900SA/69
<9> <9> <9> <9> <AUDIO> <4> ......... for LX3900SA/75
4) The display shows 'YYYY-ZZ' and the tray will close.
YYYY = model number (eg. 3900, 3950, etc.)
ZZ= stroke version (eg. 01, 05, etc.)
Procedure for check Software version
1) Power up the set and select DISC source.
2) Open tray by press "OPEN/CLOSE" button on the set
or press and hold "STOP" button on the RC.
3) Press "OSD" button on the Remote control.
4) The TV screen will shows:
SD6.1 Vxx YYYY-ZZ P QQ
SERVO: GGGGGGGG REG:D
Procedure to upgrade software
1) Power up the set and select DISC source.
2) Open tray by press "OPEN/CLOSE" button on the set
or press and hold "STOP" button on the RC.
3) Place upgrade CD-ROM onto tray and close.
4) The set will response and display the following:
- LOAD [After the disc is read, the tray will open for
you to remove the disc]
- ERASE
- WRITE
- ERROR [if upgrade is unsuccessful]
- UPG END -> PHILIPS [if upgrade is successful]
- DISC->CLOSE->LOAD [Tray will close indicating
that the upgrade process is completed]
5) The whole process should not take more than 5
minutes.
Caution: Do not unplug the set until upgrade is completed.
Trade Mode
Trade mode is a feature that will block all set keys when
enabled. It is for dealers to prevent customers from
removing disc, changing source etc using the set keys.
Rotary and Remote Control (RC) keys are still allowed in
Trade mode.
To activate Trade Mode:
1) Power up the set and select DISC source.
2) Open tray by press "OPEN/CLOSE" button on the set
or press and hold "STOP" button on the RC.
3) Then press buttons <2> <5> <9> on the RC.
4) The display shows 'TRA ON' and the tray will close.
Trade Mode is now enabled.
To deactivate Trade Mode:
1) Power up the set and select DISC source.
2) Open tray by press and hold "STOP"button on the RC.
3) Then press buttons <2> <5> <9> on the RC.
4) The display shows 'TRA OFF' and the tray will close.
Trade Mode is now disabled.
xx= version number
YYYY= model number (eg. 3900, 3950, etc.)
ZZ= stroke version (eg. 01, 05, etc.)
P / D= region code
QQ= version number of front uProcessor
GGGGGGGG = version for servo code
Page 11
SET BLOCK DIAGRAM
4-1
4-1
TUNER
(TM 08)
74HC4052
1n0
650mV
10K
2.5V
78dBA
3.2dB
78dBA
3.2dB
HEADPHONE
TDA8920
L/R
RDS IC
POWER AMP
SAA6581T
10K
TDA8920
SURROUND
POWER AMP
1/2xTDA8920
2C45
1/2XTDA8920
SCL
SDA
M62320FP
SCL
SDA
VDD
GND
CS0
CS1
CHIP SELECT
I2C BUS
TRANSCEIVER
PWR
OUT I/OIN
RES
D5
D6
D7
CS2
SHIFT
REG
8
88
DATA LATCHES
88 8
I/O PORT
D1
D2
D3
D4
A3B
1
VS
OUT
GND
SO
D0
32.767 kHz
4MHz
Block Diagram_3139 119 37581_dd wk0402
Page 12
SET WIRING DIAGRAM
5-1
5-1
26
1
1
( Display Board )
1
1
11
1
GND
P50
NC / Line 2
Data for
To Tuner
SCART1/Line3
SCART0/Line3
PCMDATA_LO
SPDIF_PCM_Data_MIC_IN
PCM_Data_LR
PCM_Data_sLR
PCM_Data_Sub/Cen
PCM_Data_EX_sLR (op)
ADC
AV_MUTE
CVBS_REF
PCMLRCLK
PCMCLK
PCMSCLK
SPDIF_out
SCL-DAC
SDA-DAC
Mic_det
Y_REF
Y
C_REF
C
CVBS
G_REF
G_Y
B_REF
B_U
R_REF
R_V
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
1
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
( PSU Board )
1
1
1
1
1
1
Amplifier
Board
1
1
1
DAC_STB
To control
VSCK
DAC
VSDA
GND
1
GND
P50
NC / Line 2
SCART1/Line3
SCART0/Line3
AV_MUTE
Y_REF
Y
C_REF
C
CVBS_REF
CVBS
G_REF
G_Y
B_REF
B_U
R_REF
R_V
GND
PCMLRCLK
PCMDATA_LO
GND
PCMCLK
PCMSCLK
GND
SPDIF_out
GND
SPDIF_PCM_Data_MIC_IN
GND
Mic_det
GND
PCM_Data_LR
GND
PCM_Data_sLR
GND
PCM_Data_Sub/Cen
GND
PCM_Data_EX_sLR (op)
GND
PCMDATA_in
SCL-DAC
SDA-DAC
SD6.1 RX Board
DAC_STB
VSCK
VSDA
GND
26
1
Speaker
Connector
Board
RDS_CLK
RDS_DAT
Note : Some values may varies, see respective parts
Display part - Top & Bottom View Layout ........................ 6-2
Display part - Circuit Diagram ......................................... 6-3
Key part - Layout & Circuit diagram ................................ 6-4
Standby part - Layout & Circuit diagram ......................... 6-5
Electrical parts list............................................................ 6-5
Dp
col
( 1G - 8G )
colDp
a
j
h
f
g
r
e
k
p
m
j
n
d
col
b
c
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
P6
P7
P8
P9
P10
P11
P12
P13
P14
P15
P16
P17
8G
7G
a
j
h
k
b
f
m
g
c
e
r
n
d
-
p
-
a
j
h
k
b
f
m
g
c
e
r
n
d
p
col
Dp
6G
5G
a
j
h
k
b
f
m
g
c
e
r
n
d
p
a
j
h
k
b
f
m
g
c
e
r
n
d
p
-
4G
a
j
h
k
b
f
m
g
c
e
r
n
d
col
p
-
3G
2G
a
j
h
k
b
f
m
g
c
e
r
n
d
col
p
Dp
a
j
h
k
b
f
m
g
c
e
r
n
d
p
1G
a
j
h
k
b
f
m
g
c
e
r
n
d
-
p
-
Page 14
DISPLAY BOARD - TOP VIEW LAYOUT
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions. For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram and respective parts list.
6-2
6-2
DISPLAY BOARD - BOTTOM VIEW LAYOUT
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions. For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram and respective parts list.
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions.
For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram and respective parts list.
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions.
For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram and respective parts list.
3139 113 3531 pt4 dd wk0403
A
B
1234
1800
100p
GND_D
2800
1801
GND_D
3802
390R
1802
GND_DGND_DGND_DGND_D
3803
270R
1803
3804
220R
1804
1
2
3805
150R
1805
S2B-EH
KEY0
GND_D
A
B
Note : Some values may varies, see respective parts list for correct value.
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions.
For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram
and respective parts list.
3139 113 3531 pt4 dd wk0403
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions.
For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram
and respective parts list.
3139 113 3531 pt4 dd wk0403
STANDBY BOARD - CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
1900 A11901 A12900 A23900 B23901 A36900 B37900 B3
123
Note : Some values may varies, see respective parts list for correct value.
Note : Only the parts mentioned in this list are normal
service spare parts.
Page 19
7-17-1
AV BOARD
BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE AV BOARD
The AV Board consists of the following features :
a. IC CS42418
IC CS42418 which includes functions such as ADC and DAC, sound control, volume control and muting function.
Sound features such as DSC are controllable via I2C Bus from the SD6.1 module.
The IC caters for 2 channels analog input via a 4 stereo channels MUX HEF4052BT.
The MUX multiplexed between Aux In, TV In, Tuner and Mic In.
Input networks are included to provide appropriate attenuation for various sources.
b.
SCART (for /01 and /05 versions only)
SCART input/output for audo/video (output only) connection to TV.
c. LINE OUT
Line out with cinch socket for connection to external amplifier.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Brief Introduction of the AV Board ................................... 7-1
Top View Layout .............................................................. 7-2
Top & Bottom View Layout (Mapping) ............................. 7-3
Electrical parts list.......................................................... 7-11
d. TV IN
TV In cinch socket for connection to external TV input.
e. Y/Pb/Pr (not for /01 and /05 versions)
Y/Pb/Pr component video output with cinch socket for connection to TV.
Progressive Y/Pb/Pr is selected through RC.
IC M62320FP
f.
IC M62320FP which served as additional I/O port.
g. DIGITAL IN
Digital In with cinch socket for connection to Digital Out of other audio equipments.
The Digital In source is fed to the SD6.1 module for audio decoding.
Page 20
AV BOARD - TOP VIEW LAYOUT
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions. For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram and respective parts list.3139 113 3532 pt5 dd wk0403
7-2
7-2
Page 21
AV BOARD - TOP VIEW LAYOUT (MAPPING)
7-3
7-3
AV BOARD - BOTTOM VIEW LAYOUT (MAPPING)
Page 22
AV BOARD - BOTTOM VIEW LAYOUT
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions. For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram and respective parts list.3139 113 3532 pt5 dd wk0403
7-47-4
Page 23
AV BOARD - CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (PART 1)
7-5
7-5
12345678910111213
1101
SCART_TV_Left_In
1102
LPR6520-J920G
1100
1
2
3
4
5
1
3
2
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
GND_tu
GND_tu_mtk
GND_D
GND_mic
2113
GND_tv
FE-BT-VK-N
A
B
C
FE-BT-VK-N
D
E
F
SCART_TV_Right_In
G
LPR6520-J440G
H
I
Note : Some values may varies, see respective parts list for correct value.
Note : Only the parts mentioned in this list are normal
service spare parts.
Page 32
8-1
AMPLIFIER BOARD
(Module Class D PWR307 - 75W / 4-Channel)
8-1
6-channel class D amplifier
Basic operation of a class-D amplifier
Basically, the output stage of a class-D amplifier outputs a continuous square wave swinging between positive and negative power supplies
with a fixed frequency (“clock” frequency) far beyond the audible range. The duty cycle of this square wave is modulated with the audio signal.
The output is followed by a low-pass filter which eliminates the clock frequency and allows only the audio signal going to the speaker. See
simplified drawing below.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Class D Amplifier Circuit Description ................................................8-1
Circuit Diagram Part 1 .......................................................................8-5
Circuit Diagram Part 2 .......................................................................8-6
Electrical parts list ............................................................................. 8-7
Compared to a conventional power amplifier the benefits of the Class-D amplifier are:
• higher effiency
• lower power dissipation
• smaller heatsink required
• smaller mains transformer required
The main disadvantage of this concept is:
• The amplifier is operating with a high-frequency square wave at high amplitude and currents. This requires special precautions to prevent
excessive electromagnetic radiation (EMC).
Page 33
EXPLODED VIEW
8-2
8-2
Module Class D PWR307_3139 117 10501_dd wk0406
Page 34
8-38-3
CLASS D AMPLIFIER BOARD - TOP VIEW LAYOUT
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions.
For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram and respective parts list.
3139 113 3526 pt3 dd wk0345
Page 35
8-4
CLASS D AMPLIFIER BOARD - BOTTOM VIEW LAYOUT
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions.
For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram and respective parts list.
8-4
3139 113 3526 pt3 dd wk0345
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8-58-5
CLASS D AMPLIFIER BOARD - CIRCUIT DIAGRAM PART 1
123456789101112
3414
5K6
INPUT_1
3415
5K6
INPUT_2N
3416
INPUT_3
5K6
5K6
3417
A
1n0
1n0
2409
2408
1302
FE-BT-VK-N
1
1301
B
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
10FE-ST-VK-N
C
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
2414
1n0
1n0
2413
2412
1n0
1n0
2420
2425
2411
1n0
1n0
1n0
2410
TEMP
FREQ_HOP
ERR
3404
220R
D
1331
1305
10FE-ST-VK-N
1
2
3
4
5
6
E
7
8
9
10
FE-BT-VK-N
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1303
FE-BT-VK-N
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1n0
1n0
10
4410
2421
2418
2416
1n0
2415
1n0
1n0
1n0
2422
2417
3411
3424
3425
3413
3412
3410
3426
5K6
5K6
5K6
5K6
220R
5K6
5K6
F
G
1309
1304
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
H
9
10
B10B-EH-A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
S10B-EH
I
123
2419
100n
3422
100R
1312
EH-S
TEMP
3420
100n
100n
2406
2407
35V
470u
35V 470u
5400
5401
2401
2404
35V470u
35V470u
2402
2405
Vdd
470u 35V
Vss
470u 35V
1
2
3
4
5
6
2400
2403
10K
-T
456789
3418
3419
3423
3421
3400
3401
3402
3403
4400
3405
3406
3407
3408
3409
INPUT_5N
INPUT_5
INPUT_6N
INPUT_6
MODE_56
INPUT_4
INPUT_4N
1320
1
5K6
5K6
5K6
5K6
5K6
5K6
5K6
5K6
5K6
5K6
5K6
220R
220R
RT-01T
INPUT_4N
INPUT_5
INPUT_6N
INPUT_3
INPUT_1N
INPUT_2
INPUT_2
INPUT_3N
INPUT_4
MODE_34
INPUT_3N
INPUT_5N
INPUT_6
2611
FREQ_HOP
10u
MODE_12
100n
2500
MODE_34
2501
100n
MODE_56
2502
100n
Vdd
3600
3601
10K
6600
3604
BZX384-C5V6
3606
100K
1K0
3607
2606
1n0
5V
11
13
714
74HCU04D
1400
SCREENCOVER
12345
5V
2601
33p
2602
100p
2605
470p
5V5V5V5V
1
1
7600-1
714
74HCU04D
3602
100K
2
1600
602K7
3605
6
7600-3
6K8
5
714
74HCU04D
3608
1M
1601
700K
12
7600-6
2600
100n
3609
100K
8
100n
2423
5V
9
7600-4
714
74HCU04D
Diversity identification jumpers
4501
4502
4511
4512
4521
4522
Single Ended
Bridge Tied Load
TDA8920
TDA8924
6ch output
4ch output
Note : Some values may varies, see respective parts list for correct value.
Note : Some values may varies, see respective parts list for correct value.
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SPEAKER CONNECTOR BOARD - COMPONENT LAYOUT
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions. For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram and respective parts list.
SPEAKER CONNECTOR BOARD - CHIP LAYOUT
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions. For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram and respective parts list.
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10-110-1
MODULE SD6.1 RX
TECHNICAL REMARKS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SD6.1 RX Board - Top View Layout .............................. 10-2
Exploded View & parts list ............................................. 10-6
Electrical parts list.......................................................... 10-7
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SD6.1 RX BOARD - TOP VIEW LAYOUT
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions.
For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram and respective parts list.
10-2
10-2
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SD6.1 RX BOARD - BOTTOM VIEW LAYOUT
10-310-3
This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions.
For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram and respective parts list.
With the Wireless surround system it is possible to connect
rear speakers wireless with the main set. The system consists
of:transmitter part Tx: interface-board and transmitter board
receiver part RX: receiver board, amplifier board and
SMPSupply part
Loudspeaker boxes left and right rear, per equipment defined.
The interface board can be an integrated part of a TV set
(EM6E-chassis) or a separate board in the transmitter part in
case of the AV Entertainment (DVD-receiver) application.
Transmitter and receiver can be seen as one system,
The amplifier board is per application (TV or A V) adapted.
-The interface board can be removed after disconnecting
cable 8003Tx.
-To remove the transmitter board loosen one screw , be
careful for antenna which positioned through the mechanical “ring” and disconnect cable.
-To remount transmitter take care for LS cable 8001Tx to put
it through the opening in the mechanical ring and through
the wire inlays in the bottom part otherwise damaging of the
wires may happen.
1.2.3.Demounting RX receiver:
-Loosen 4 screws at bottom side.
-Remove antenna
-Now the top cover can be removed
-The receiver board can be removed after loosening of one
screw and connection cable 8004Rx.
-The amplifier board is fixed with 2 screws, one on board
one on connector 1100. The screw which fits connector
1100 is behind the cable cover. After removing cables
8002Rx, 8003Rx and 8004Rx, the board can be taken out.
-The SMPowerSupply board is fixed with 2 screws, after
loosening of these screws and disconnecting cables 8002Rx
and 8003Rx the board can be removed.
-To remount receiver take care for correct positioning of the
antenna, when fixing bottom cover.
via
F117410 mV L
F118410mV R
F117410 mV L
F118410mV R
F117410 mV LF145210 mV ± 20 mV
F118410mV RF144210 mV ± 20 mV
F117410 mV L
F118410mV R
F117410 mV L
F118410mV R
F1172100 mV L
F1182100 mV R
0001 D1
0002 B 15
1101 E2
1102 A 14
1105 C 2
1106 I12
1107 D1
2101 C6
2102 C 2
2103 B2
2104 B2
A
2105 B 1
2106 C 4
2107 D 5
2108 B5
2109 C 5
2110 C5
2111 B6
2113 B 6
2114 A 8
2115 D 7
2116 C 8
B
2117 D 8
2118 D 8
2120 C 8
2121 A 11
2122 A 8
2123 C 9
2124 D 9
2125 C 9
2126 B 12
2127 B 12
2128 B 13
C
2129 C 12
2130 C 13
2131 B 14
2132 C 13
2133 H 11
2134 G 13
2135 E12
2136 F9
2137 F8
2139 I4
2140 I3
D
2141 H 2
2142 H 2
2143 G 2
2144 H 2
2145 G 2
2146 H 2
2147 J2
2148 J2
2149 I2
2150 J2
2151 H 6
E
2152 J6
2153 H 6
2154 K 6
2155 H 5
2156 J5
2157 I5
2158 J5
2159 J1
2160 J1
2161 J2
2162 J2
F
2163 I2
2164 I2
2165 I7
2166 J7
2167 K 7
2168 I9
2169 K 10
2170 J10
2171 I11
2172 K 11
G
2173 J11
2174 J15
2175 I14
2176 I6
2177 I10
2178 K 11
2179 F3
2180 F4
2181 E 5
2182 F5
2183 G 6
H
2184 F2
2185 C 10
2186 C 10
2187 C 10
2188 C 11
2189 C 11
2190 C 11
2191 C 11
2192 C 10
2193 A 11
2194 J13
I
2195 J13
2196 J13
2197 D 3
2198 D 6
2199 B 6
2200 D10
2201 A7
2202 E7
2203 F2
2204 F2
2205 C 9
J
2206 B 15
2207 C 15
2208 B 15
2210 C14
3101 C1
3102 C 1
3103 C 2
3104 C 2
3105 D 5
3106 D 5
3107 B2
K
3108 B 1
3109 B 1
3110 B4
3111 C5
3112 B5
3113 D 7
3114 C 7
3115 D 7
3116 A 8
3117 A 10
3118 B 10
3119 C 8
3120 C 8
3121 A 7
3122 D 8
3123 B 9
3124 D 9
3125 B 12
3130 H 12
3131 G 13
3132 G 11
3140 G 1
3141 H 1
3142 H 1
3143 H 1
3144 G 3
3145 H 3
3146 G 2
3147 H 2
3148 H 5
3149 K 5
3150 G 6
3151 K 6
3152 G 6
3153 K 6
3154 I4
3155 J4
3156 J2
3157 J2
3158 J1
3159 K 1
3160 H 7
3161 J7
3164 J7
3165 K 7
3166 I9
3167 I5
3168 J5
3169 I8
3171 J11
3172 J9
3173 K 10
3174 J10
3175 I10
3176 I10
3177 J11
3178 J11
3179 J13
3180 E 4
3181 E 5
3182 F6
3183 G 6
3185 F5
3186 G 4
3187 J13
3188 I15
3189 G 9
3190 I8
3191 J7
4101 B13
4102 A 9
4104 B 14
4105 I13
4106 E7
4107 A 6
5101 C6
5103 B 7
5104 C 9
5105 B 12
5106 A 12
5107 B 13
5108 C 6
5109 C 14
5112 B 13
5113 C 6
5116 C 10
5117 D10
5118 C 11
5120 B 16
5121 C 16
5125 E12
5126 E8
5127 F3
5128 B 15
5129 C 15
5130 J13
5132 A 6
5133 E7
6101 D2
6102 B5
6103 B 10
6105 E5
6106 F4
6110 B14
6111 C14
7101 B3
7102 B 4
7103 C 7
7104 A 10
7105 C 9
7106 B 12
7110 E11
7111-A F8
7111-B G8
7111-C H8
7112 I3
7113-A I6
7113-B J6
7116-A J12
7116-B J10
7117 F5
7118 E5
7119 F6
7120 K 9
7121 K 10
F110 C2
F111 C4
F112 B 1
F113 A 8
F114 B 14
F115 C 14
F116 F2
F117 E2
F118 E2
The Circuit description of the wireless surround system.
The complete Wireless surround system consists of:
transmitter part Tx: interface-board and transmitter board
receiver part RX: receiver board, amplifier board and
SMPSupply part
1.8.1.Transmitter Interface board:
V
TRANSMITTER INTERFACE
7100
L4931CDT120
F001
1
3
F002
2
3102
3103
3104
3105
WIRED
AUDIO
IN
(3,5MM
stereo
jack)
From
LX3750W
From
LX3750W
1100
14VDC
SUPPLY
UNIT
1125
3
2
1
1110
4
R
3
F005
2
L
1
R
L
F003
F004
F006
5100
Power Supply
F007
1k
1k
Loudspeaker boxes, per equipment defined.
The interface board can be part of a TV set (EM6E-chassis)
or a separate board in the transimitter part in case of the AV
Entertainment (DVD-receiver) application.
transmitter and receiver are described as one system,
amplifier board is per application (TV or AV) adapted.
7105
HT7550
+5V
+12V
560k
3148
330k
3152
F008
3109
3110
3111
3112
7130,7101,6130
Audio
Detector
7115
NJM4560M
F022
Figure 1-7 Block diagram transmitter interface
+5V
F010
F009
7140
3125
"ON"
LED
DRIVER
6140
F021
TRIG
3126
F018
7145
PIC12C508A
uP
2
I C
Control
Audio Notch
Filter
5115
5120
+5V
F015
SDA
SCL
F016
F017
F019
F012
F011
1130
Channel
Selection
Switch
4 positions
F020
F014
+12V
update mdi 14-03-03
SDA
SCL
F013
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1120
Audio detector:
A part of the audio info is fed to the audio detector built up around
7101-A and 7101-B. Basically it’s a two-stage amplifier with a
very high gain factor (3135/3133 and 3136/3134). A square signal
has to be found on the output of 7101-A. This block-wave is fed
to the rectifier/ integrator around 6130. In normal operation 7135
is always conducting, pulling down the level on the trig-input of
the microprocessor 7145. As long this input is low the connected
transmitter is enabled by the microprocessor. When no audio
input, the trig input comes high (5V), and the internal timer of the
processor counts down till 4 minutes have past away. After this
four minutes (approx.) the transmitter will be disabled = no
modulation and red led off.
A very low audio input “trigs” the processor and the transmitter
starts up again. (Led = red). Four-channel selection is done by 2
lines (LSB - MSB) on the processor.
Power supply:
The unit operates on a 14 Vdc mains power adaptor: 12Vdc,
mainly for the transmitter, is furnished by 7100 -L4931CDT120,
which is a low drop regulator. The 5 Vdc for the PIC is made by
the HT7550 low power regulator.
1.8.2.Wireless System
GENERAL INTRODUCTION
The wireless system is intended for stereo sound in the range
from 20 Hz to 20 kHz.
It can be used for normal L/R stereo sound or for the surround
channels in Dolby systems.
The system has an analogue sound processing system
(companding – expanding) and uses synthesised tuning at both
the transmitter and receiver side. There are frequency executions
available in different frequency bands: 433 MHz (some EU),
864 MHz (EU) and 914 MHz (US).
In each particular frequency band, there is a choice between 4
different channels or frequencies.
SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS
The Wireless system uses a very high performance audio
processing that allows up to 100 dB dynamic range to be
transmitted over a classic analogue link. Through the
companding effect at the transmitter (reducing the dynamic
range by a factor of 2 in dB) and by an expanding effect in the
receiver (increasing the dynamic range by a factor of 2 in dB).
In addition the system has the possibility to maintain the high S/
N up to low RX fieldstrengths by applying sliding stereo (this
means reducing the stereo effect at low signal fieldstrengths)
Pre-emphasis (at TX) / de-emphasis (at RX) technique is
with15 µS time constance.
Since the signal processing is analogue, there is a low latency
in the system of < 15 µS between input TX and output RX.
The receiver part has a power save mode that will be initiated
automatically when no signal to reduce power consumption.
The system uses normal FM modulation / demodulation and
also uses the Zenith stereo principle. However, the frequencies
used are different in this respect: Subcarrier freq. = 3 * 15625
Hz = 46.875 kHz (chosen because interference zero-beats with
the TV line freq). Consequently the pilot freq. is 23.4375 kHz
(half of subcarrier).
TRANSMITTER
The block diagram of the transmitter is as follows:
General
The transmitter interface (TX-interface) is intended to deliver all
necessary audio and I²C control signals to the transmitter. The
interface is capable to deliver the specific I²C protocols for the
selection of the 4 channels, the power-up and power down
sequence. Also an audio detector and a led control circuit is on
the board, all controlled by the processor. The used
microcontroller is a PIC12C508A. There is only one software
version, which can handle automatically the 2 possible TX
frequencies (864 and 914 MHz) in AV application. For TV
application the interface function is integrated in the corresponding TV set and controls via I²C commands the 2
frequences (433 and 864 MHz).
Besides the I²C, all audioconditiong is done by a dual opamp
NJM4560M.
A 23 kHz pilot notch filter is formed by both coils 5115 and
5120, this to avoid interference with the used pilot of the TX.
The AV interface transmitter combination has always to be
used with the recommended mains power adaptor of 14Vdc/
150mA. (There is a EUR, UK and USA version)
Input / output - sense. :
Full modulation of the TX transmitter: on both right and left out
(pin 1 and 3 of connector 1120), 0.42V rms (or 1.1653V peak
to peak), this means for the AV interface: 20 Vrms input on right
and left input. For TV 3V rms input on right and left input.
Start modulation:
At power-up: auto start of the interface and TX transmitter for at
least 4 minutes; when no audio on one of the inputs >0.1 V for
a period of 4 minutes then the Processor shuts down the
modulation of the TX transmitter (LED off)
Tx in off mode: (TX transmitter powered, no modulation and
LED off) Start of the modulation and LED on by applying
minimum 0.1Vrms on left or right input
Frequency response: Response is flat (+/- 1.5dB) between
100Hz and 15kHz for both channels
One channel-input is built up by using an audiotrafo to make
the coupling towards source (LX3750 Home cinema DVD
player with incorporated class D amplifiers) This causes a
difference in f-response especially for low frequencies below
100Hz for left and right channel, however not audible in its
application.
Input impedance: < 1 K ohm
Led-functionality: built in led indication: Red = ON, power on,
transmitter active
Red = OFF, power on, no modulation
Audio-input section:
The right audio input channel is different from the left input:
left uses a low cost audio transfo, since there has to be a
complete separation between the left and right speaker outs
of the DVD player LX3750. Of course this gives a small
difference in frequency response, but absolutely not audible
in its application. Pin 4 is connected straight to one output
pin of the DVD speaker out: this to have a “reference ground”. Input impedance for both channels is always below
1Khz, making the unit immune for all kinds of interferences
on the speaker lines. The rather high input levels (up to 20V
rms /each channel) are conditioned and brought to a level of
nominal 0.42 Vrms on pin 1 and 3 of 1120. This 0.42 Vrms
gives 50Khz FM deviation in the transmitter.
Extra protection is established by the fast diodes 6142 and
6144. DC-reference is made by 3115-3116 and 2116. A
23Khz notch filter 5115 / 5120 is built in to avoid interferences with the used pilot frequency of the transmitter.
Figure 1-8 Block diagram transmitter
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s
3
+8b
s
3
M
1
s
3
s
X
R
S
S
A
P
Synthesiser and local oscillator
+8b
3108
2105
I2C_data
I2C_clock
Hole 3.5 mm
1107
2K2
3109
4K7
220n
3102
3101
PLVA2656A
1
2
470R
470R
F112
6101
0001
2103
3107
2K2
10u
2104
1105
100n
3103
AT-51
4M
1K0
frame
12345
SYNTHESIZER
7101
TSA5060ATS
1
F110
CP16DRIVE
2
GND
XTAL
3
XT|COMP
4
5
6
7
8
2197
220p
Vpil
RFB
AS
RFA
SDA12VCC
ADC
SCL
P3
P2
2102
18p
3104
1K0
Vosc
3110
330R
7102
15
14
13
11
10
P0
9
P1
mon_ster
BC847B
2106
1n0
F111
OSC
Figure 1-9 Synthesizer part of transmitter circuit diagram
The internal circuitry of the TSA5060A can be seen in below
figure
2110
2107
470n
1n0
2109
3106
5132
5113
2199
+5V
BLM21
4107
2201
100p
3121
82R
2122
220p
2114
10u
5103
BLM21
2113
6p8
12n
5108
12n5
3114
3113
15K
6K8
2115
220p
3115
7103
BFR92A
150R
2116
2117
15p
15p
2118
OSC
2108
BB151
470p
100R
3105
22p
6102
MPX
3112
100K
2111
5p6
10K
3111
2101
10n
5101
100n
6K8
2198
220p
CL36532008_070.ep
allows connection to higher supply voltages as +5V.
The TSA5060A has some output ports that are used to:
•Vosc (to switch the LO)
•Vpil (to switch the pilot)
100n
2120
1p8
1p
3116
100R
3119
F113
3120
330R
3122
29040
6K8
2K2
The 864 and 914 MHz versions for TV sets are using an
integrated antenna on the board while the 433 TV version and
all AV versions use a telescopic antenna. This results in different
matching networks between TX and antenna. The printed dipole
is driven symmetrically by a balun for optimum power transfer
and symmetry. There are protection diodes (6110 & 6111)
foreseen but not stuffed for ESD when applying to an external
antenna.
The audio compander circuit
The audio compander uses a SA572 (7112), which is intended
for high-end applications. It is to be used together with a low
noise opamp (7113). There is no audio input filtering ahead of
the compander. Therefore it can only be used when the source
is having no frequency components above 20 kHz otherwise the
compander linearity will be at risk. In the TV applications this is
realised with a digital filter at the MDM board while for the AV
applications there is additional low pass filtering to ensure good
operation.
Graphically the operation of a companding expanding system
can be understood from following figure:
2
EXPANDOR
OUT
REL LEVEL ABS LEVEL
dBdB
+29.54
+14.77
+12.0
0.0
3.0V
547.6MV
400MV
100MV
V
RMS
COMPRESSION
IN
2
INPUT TO G
AND RECT
+11.76
–17.78
C2
1k
C4
10u
R2
R3
1k
2,2u
C5
2,2u
OUT
mdi - 075eps
in
C1
2,2u
R1
1k
Vref
Gain cell
rectifier
C3
1u
+8V
+
-
Figure 1-14 Gain cell
The basic compander configuration is given above. From the
diagram one can understand the factor of 2 of companding as
follows:
There is a variable gain cell (variable resistor) in the feedback
loop of an opamp (NJM4565M). There is a rectifier cell that
detects the output voltage of the opamp and translates it into a
current send to the gain cell .The rectifier has an attack time
constant (C3) and a decay time constant (C4), which is
optimised to give the best auditive result.
If the input Vin rises with e.g. 4 times then the output can rise
only 2 times. This is because the feedback resistor formed by
the gain cell is decreased with a factor of 2.
–3.00
–5.78
Remember for an opamp Vout = Vin* ((Rf+R1)/R1) where R1
is constant. (Rf= R2+ internal gain cell res.)
• Port P1 to switch the PA
3
FCE717
XT/COM
1
CP
16
DRIVE
12
V
CC
GND
F113
330R
3122
15
010503
RFA
2
13
14
4
6
5
11
OSCILLATOR
PRE
AMP
TRANSCEIVER
3-BIT
ADC
POWER-ON
RESET
XTAL
2
I
C-BUS
TAL
FB
AS
CL
DA
DC
DIVIDER
1/2
1-BIT
LATCH
3-BIT
INPUT
POR
REFERENCE
DIVIDER
4-BIT LATCH
17-BIT LATCH
DIVIDE RATIO
TS
17-BIT
DIVIDER
4-BIT LATCH
AND
OUTPUT PORTS
P3 P2 P1 P0
LOCK
DETECT
DIGITAL PHASE
COMPARATOR
CHARGE PUMP
2-BIT
LATCH
10987
MODE
CONTROL
LOGIC
TSA5060A
AMP
CL36532008_071.eps
Figure 1-10 Block diagram TSA5060A
The TSA5060A is software controlled by the I2C bus.
TV applications do send commands directly via the TV slow
bus while the audio applications have a small interface board
with an µP PIC12C508 to send the commands.
To verify whether there is communication between the host
device and the TSA 5060A one can check the supply voltage of
the osc.transistor 7103 (TP F113) and should be about 7.5 V in
normal conditions when the I2C signal is interpreted by the
synthesiser. If there is improper communication the voltage
remains at zero V.
There is version recognition foreseen to discriminate between
433-864 and 914 MHz units. This feature will automatically load
the correct frequency division words into the synthesiser at
starting up and initialisation of the host device (e.g. TV set).
The reference quartz is 4 MHz and is divided down to a lower
reference frequency of 25 or 50 kHz (depending on the
version). The PLL filter is passive and includes 2103 – 2104 –
3107. The transistor 7102 is part of the PLL current source and
The oscillator (LO) is a common base transistor (7103) that is
oscillating at half the output frequency. The frequency is tuned
by the varicap 6102 until the tuning voltage is in the range of
the loop filter (between 1 and 6 Vdc). If the voltage is outside
this range then possibly the division ratio is chosen outside the
normal range or some freq. dependant component around the
transistor is faulty.
Multiplier and power amplifier
+8b
7104
4102
+8b
3123
100R
47p
6n8
2123
5104
2125
6K8
3120
7105
BFG520
2K2
47p
2124
3124
150R
BC857B
47p
47K
2121
220p
2193
3117
6103
BZX384-C4V7
10K
3118
2p7
5116
8n2
2185
2192
22p
47p
47p
2205
5118
5n6
2188
2186
8p2
3p3
3p9
5p6
2190
2187
4p7
2200
39n
5117
Vosc
68n
5106
2126
3125
68K
47p
12n
5105
2127
2128
5112
8n2
3p9
2p2
7106
5107
BFG520
2189
3p9
5p6
2191
4101
4n7
6p8
2p7
2130
2129
1102
RT-01T
4104
F114
2131
2p2
6110
BAV99
2p7
2p2
8n2
2132
2210
5109
6111
BAV99
F115
Figure 1-11 Multiplier and power amplifier
The LO signal is multiplied by two in a separate stage 7105 in
order to get a high isolation between the LO and the antenna.
There is quite some filtering necessary at the output because it
is necessary to suppress the half freq, and its harmonics from
reaching the PA stage. There is 2 stage bandstop filter
followed by an elliptic low pass filter. This filtering has to do
with the legal requirements for spurious radiation.
The PA stage with 7106 increases the power level to about +15
dBm at the output of the filter. The transistor is polarised into
class A for min. harmonic content and furthermore there is
output filtering available to further reduce the harmonics. The
configuration differs with the freq. version.
0002
AERIAL BRACKET
2206
3p9
5128
5129
8n2
2207
CL36532008_072.ep
–20
10MV
1MV
100 V
10 V
–37.78
–40
–57.78
–60
–77.78
–80
–97.78
CL36532008_073.ep
29040
Figure 1-12 Compander graphics
27n
5120
8n2
0p68
2208
2143
3146
33n
5121
3p9
29040
3140
L
1K0
1u
2141
470p
3142
100K
2144
3141
R
1K0
1u
3143
470p
2142
100K
2163
50V 2u2
2149
3158
10K
2159
2160
3159
10K
2147
1u
2161
3156
22n
3K3
3157
22n
3K3
47K
2145
4n7
3147
47K
2146
4n7
COMPANDER
2164
2u250V
16V10u
2150
10u 16V
2148
1u
2u250V
2162
50V 2u2
7112
7GIA
9
2RCA
14 RCB
4ACA
12 ACB
3 RIA
13 RIB
3144
15K
3145
15K
SA572D
GIB
+8V
VCC
BUFFER
RECT
GND
2140
16
G
8
F140
82K
3148
F141
2155
270p
F142
16V47u
22n
2139
5GOA
11GOB
6THTA
10THTB
1TRTA
15TRTB
2K2
3167
3154
1K0
2157
2u2 50V
3155
1K0
50V
270p
2156
2158
F143
3168
2u2
2K2
3150
18K
2
3
5
6
3151
18K
82K
3149
3152
18K
16V10u
2153
2151
22p
F145
4
1
7113-A
8
NJM4565M
+8V
+8V
2176
470p
F144
8
7
7113-B
4
NJM4565M
2152
22p
3153
18K
2154
10u 16V
CL36532008_074.ep
290403
Figure 1-13 Compander circuit
The preemphasis, stereo coding and output filtering
The 2 channels available from the compander are now having
pre-emphasis with a time constant of 12 uS. Too much time
constant would give problems with the voltage rising too high at
maximum Modulation frequency and hence occupied band
width of the modulated signal. The pre-emphasis consist of a
simple RC circuit. The stereocoder 7111C is in fact just an
electronic switch, which is driven from the subcarrier frequency.
By this operation the spectrum at the output of the switch is as
follows in the frequency domain:
L
Multiplex without pilot
R
Subcarrier freq.
L+R
20kHz 46.875kHz 66.875kHz
L-R L-R
CL36532008_076.eps
090503
Figure 1-15 Multiplex without pilot
Basically the circuit comes down to following simple circuit:
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ANTENNA
s
3
X
R
S
S
A
P
+5V
7118
F125
BC847B
5133
+8V
BLM21
4106
2202
F124
100n
2182
3150
18K
2
3
5
6
3151
18K
82K
3149
+8V
3182
390R
F126
7119
BC847B
+5V
1K0
2183
100n
3183
3152
18K
16V10u
2153
2151
22p
F145
4
3160
1
680R
7113-A
8
2165
NJM4565M
+8V
22n
+8V
2176
470p
F144
8
3161
7
680R
7113-B
4
2166
NJM4565M
22n
2152
3164
22p
3K3
3153
3165
18K
3K3
2154
10u 16V
+5V
+8b
5126
100p
2137
100n
16
7111-A
Vdd
74HC4053D
Y0
12
Y114Z
13
E
Vee8Vss
6
7
16
7111-B
Vdd
74HC4053D
Y0
2
Y11Z
E
Vee7Vss
6
8
16
7111-C
Vdd
74HC4053D
Y0
5
Y13Z
Vss
E
Vee
7
8
6
3190
220R
3169
+5V
3191
220R
2167
220u
subc
mon_ster
BLM21
2136
100n
S
11
+5V
10K
3189
S
10
15
S
9
F146
4
+8V
4u7
10K
39K
2168
3166
2170
6K8
3172
5
8
6
7116-B
4
NJM4565M
2169
33p
3173
27K
7120
BC857B
Vpil
5125
BLM21
2135
7110
100n
74HC4060
16
STEREO
VDD
7
3
CODER
5
4
+
1
F131
6
14
CT
13
15
10K
3132
9
F130
121
11
CT=0
2
3
13
2134
3131
10
&
2133
33p
+8V
15K
3175
F148
16V10u
15K
220p
2177
3176
2171
470p
F147
3174
3177
7
8K2
3K9
2173
3171
680K
3178
8K2
22n
680p
2172
2178
pilot
7121
BC847B
2K2
11
GND
3130
270K
1106
AT-51
4M
+8V
3
8
2
7116-A
4
NJM4565M
82p
33p
9
Z1
8
4105
2195
F149
1n2
3187
5130
1
220u
22K
1n5
2196
2194
Figure 1-16 Stereocoder
Note that the other 2 switches of 7111 (respectively 7111A and
7111B) are unused.
Power supply and power down
The board is having a low drop voltage regulator 7117, which
has an output voltage of 8.3Vdc. The 5 V supply is extracted
via transistor 7119.
Receiver
The blockdiagram of the receiver is as follows:
Downconverter
synthesiser TSA5060
I2C clock
I2C data
pin 6
pin 7
10V supply
supply
powersave
Figure 1-17 Block diagram receiver
M ODULA TION
LEVEL
F150
2175
3188
10k
3179
4K7
1u
47p
3n9
2174
CL 36532008_077.eps
290403
LA1836M
IF receiver
Stereo decoder
Tuned
pin 2
pin 4
4 position channel switch
subc
pilot
MPX
Stereo
PIC12C508A
The power down detection is done via 6105 and 7118. When
the voltage drops the transistor 7118 comes out of saturation
rapidly thereby putting the stereocoder in Hi-Z position (idle)
and no AF output will be there from the stereocoder.
Suitable timing signals for the subcarrier and pilot frequency
are extracted out of a 12 MHz crystal by division with 256 and
512 respectively. The whole chip 7110 can be enabled /
disabled from the synthesiser port P2 (Vpil). (Low = enable).
The outputs are square wave 5 V compatible.
The multiplex output from the stereocoder is fed into a limiter
amplifier 7116B that sets a limit to the output voltage. In case
the audio input signals increase towards 1 .3 V the signal will
be flat-topped and limited symmetrically. This of course
introduces distortion but is necessary in order to observe the
bandwidth limitations as set by legal standards. The baseemitter junctions of 7120 & 7121 form the limits.
This output signal is then summed with the pilot signal, which is
injected just as a plain square wave. The amplifier 7116A forms
a second order low pass filter that cuts at about 90 kHz. This
reduces the harmonics present in the composite output signal.
This signal is actually fed via trimpotmeter 3179 towards the
varicap in order to achieve FM modulation. Trimpotentiometer
3179 is aligned for a deviation of 50 kHz. There are 3 ways to
align the trimpotmeter:
•Use a FM modulation analyser meter such as FAM (R&S)
or similar.
•Put the RF output on a spectrum analyser and connect
both audio inputs together at 0.41 V / 400Hz at the inputs
of the TX. There are 2 peaks visible on the screen. Align
until the difference between the peaks -3 dB is 2* 50kHz
or 100 kHz.
•Use an accompanying receiver and while modulating both
inputs of the TX align until the measured audio output of
the RX is 1.3 Vrms.
Powersafe supply
Left out
SA572D
expander
NJM4565M
Amplifier
Mute
Right out
MUTE
Powersave
pin 3
pin 5
CL36532008_078.eps
220403
Synthesiser and local oscillator
+8V
3630
100R
16V10u
33p
2655
2650
5601
3607
33p
15K
2618
2615
3608
5608
33p
6K8
3609
3610
7603
BFR92A
220R
2619
2620
2616
2p7
2p7
5607
3n9
5n0
5616
2622
2p7
SCILLATOR
The internal circuitry of the TSA5060A can be seen in below
figure.
2
TAL
XTAL
OSCILLATOR
REFERENCE
DIVIDER
4-BIT LATCH
13
RFA
DIVIDER
PRE
14
AMP
FB
4
AS
6
CL
5
DA
11
DC
POWER-ON
TRANSCEIVER
3-BIT
ADC
RESET
I
2
C-BUS
1/2
1-BIT
LATCH
3-BIT
INPUT
POR
17-BIT LATCH
DIVIDE RATIO
TS
17-BIT
DIVIDER
4-BIT LATCH
AND
OUTPUT PORTS
10987
P3 P2 P1 P0
Figure 1-19 Block diagram TSA5060A
The TSA5060A is software controlled via the I2C bus by the
PIC12C508 microcontroller.
There is no hardware version recognition foreseen but the
version can be read out from the PIC12C508 microcontroller.
There is a different software code for 864, 433 and 914 MHz
version.
The reference quartz is 4 MHz and is divided down to a lower
ref.freq. of 200 KHz or 100KHz (depending on the version). The
PLL filter is passive and includes 2625 – 2626 – 3615-3611-
2612. The transistor 7604 is part of the PLL current source and
allows connection to higher supply voltages as +5V.
The oscillator (LO) is a common base transistor (7603) that is
oscillating at the fundamental frequency. The frequency is
tuned by the varicap 6601 until the tuning voltage is in the
range of the loop filter (between 0.5 and 7 Vdc).
If the voltage is outside this range then possibly the division
ratio is chosen outside the normal range or some freq.
dependant component around the transistor is faulty.
5K6
3606
2613
4p7
1p8
6601
BB151
+8V
3631
390R
7606
BC847B
1K0
2661
220n
3632
Figure 1-18 Synthesizer circuit
3
LOCK
DETECT
DIGITAL PHASE
COMPARATOR
CHARGE PUMP
2-BIT
LATCH
MODE
CONTROL
LOGIC
TSA5060A
1
16
AMP
12
15
FCE717
CL36532008_071.eps
010503
XT/COM
CP
DRIVE
V
CC
GND
11-2311-23
+8V
2K2
3618
4K7
3616
2642
220n
F749
F749
3611
220R
220n
CL36532008_079.eps
I
GND
B3589
1602
2612
DA
CL
290403
O
OGNDIGND
GND1
864M
7604
BC847B
2652
2
1
33p
3
48
1n0
CL36532008_080.ep
6
5
7
29040
5617
3615
560R
2626
2625
220n
SYNTHESIZER
2623
1p0
220n
2627
1n0
2606
16
DRIVE
15
GND
14
RFB
13
RFA
12
VCC
11
ADC
10
P0
9
P18P2
7605
TSA5060ATS
XTAL
XT|COMP
SDA
SCL
1
CP
2
3
4
AS
5
6
7
P3
2u2
1609
2624
18p
AT-51
4M
Antenna input
The antenna input is tuned for a 17 cm telescopic antenna. The
input is ESD protected by diode 6602. The SAW filter 1602
protects the receiver for out of band interference.
1750
RT-01T
1
0001
Hole 3.5 mm
1
2
F748
F748
BAV99
6602
5613
3n3
2630
39p
2653
22p
5603
F704
F704
F703
F703
Figure 1-20 Antenna circuit
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3775
s
3
+8V
s
3
+8V
2
2
LNA and mixer
IF amplifier
F710
F710
33p
5612
2640
+8V
5611
LNA
33p
2604
18K
3601
1n0
2611
27K
3614
7601
BFC520
5614
8n2
2603
2641
33p
12p
2p7
6n8
15K
2651
3603
5610
3613
4n7
3622
5604
3612
47R
2602
1p5
33p
2605
470R
3605
150K
2601
220R
2607
1p5
56n
5605
4n7
2610
1p2
2609
Figure 1-21 Mixer circuit
The LNA is a cascode configuration around the 7601. This
circuit provides gain with a low noise figure while providing
isolation from the oscillator to antenna. This isolation is
necessary to comply with the legal requirements for radiated
interference. The output of the LNA and the LO signal is mixed
in 7602. This is a one transistor mixer that provides high
conversion gain with low LO input signal. This level is only
around 20 mV. The reason for this high conversion gain is that
there is a 10.7 MHz trap at the base, 5605-2610.
The output of the mixer is a tuned circuit at 10.7 MHz. The coil
is pre-aligned at the factory.
MIXER
10.7 MHz
34
2
10K
10n
33p
3624
2608
7602
BFR92A
1
39p
2621
5615
6
7
8
2660
47p
CL36532008_081.eps
IF
F709
3705
100R
F709
IF AMP
22n
2706
3707
3708
330R
7707
BFS20
47R
3K9
10M7
3706
O
3710
470R
220403
IF
3709
180R
1706
I
GND
SFELA
I
GND
SFELA
10M7
1707
O
P20
BF545A
7705
P21
CL36532008_082.ep
29040
Figure 1-22 IF amp circuit
The mixer output signal is filtered by two ceramic IF filters. An
Figure 1-24 Receiver / backend circuit
There is a sliding stereo circuit for reducing the stereo noise at
F747
F747
BC857B
R
3714
22K
7706
6711
BAS316
3704
100K
S
CL36532008_084.ep
29040
low signal fieldstrengths. 7705 is short circuiting Audio left and
Audio Right at low fieldstrengths. The level where the crossover
happens is aligned. In the alignment instructions this adjustment has been given.
There is also a MUTE LEVEL alignment, which is set at 10 µV
RF input level. At this signal level the wireless audio link is
muted.
The audio expander circuit
IF amplifier 7707 is reducing the loss introduced by these
filters.
The FM IF radio circuit
RECEIVER/BACKEND
1K5
1720
24AM|FMDO
AM
FM
TU-LED7
MPXVCO 23
ST-LED8
565K7
4u7
MPXIN 22
ANTI BIRDIE
FMDET9
3730
10u
16V
2718
MPXRO 21
DECODER
STEREO
DRIVE
VCO
AM
FM
SW
VCC
VCC10
+8V
2712
3729
2704
16V 10u
MPXLO 20
AM|FM-IF11
47n
3722
2709
1n5
2708
47n
2707
10u 16V
3713
2K2
3741
4k7
MUTE
F708
LEVEL
F708
I.F. RADIO
3742
100R
3712
10K
2710
470p
7710
LA1836M
2711
220p
FMSD 30
ALC
BUFF
S-CURVE
LEVEL
DET
FM IF
FM-IFIN1
2714
OSC
OSC 29
AM
AM-MO
2
47n
47n
2713
AFC 28
AMLC 25
AMAGC 26
AMRFIN 27
AM
AGC
RF-AMP
AM
AM
DETAMIF
MIX
S-METER
AM
FM
IF
COMP
BUFF
TUNING
DRIVE
FM
GND
REG
DET
GND6
REG4
AM-IFIN5
FM-IFIB
3
10u
2715
Figure 1-23 Receiver / backend circuit
FM Detector
The IF signal is demodulated in the 7710, LA1836M the IF
radio IC. This IC has a coil FM detector that is aligned. In the
alignment instructions this adjustment has been given. The
stereodecoder is integrated and needs no adjustment. The
demodulated signal is filtered with 1730-1740. These filters are
pre-aligned and are reducing the pilot- and subcarrier frequency. This is necessary to prevent wrong operation of the
expander circuit.
5K6
2705
RIGHT-IN 19
STEREO
SWITCH
AMSD12
47K
2730
+8V
PHASE
DET
LEFT-IN 18
TRIG
AM13
220p
6
4
5
2720
16V 10u
2721
17
RIGHT-O
FFFFFF
AM_|FM14
3724
723
MUTE
PILOT
DET
10u16V
3K3
1u
O
LEFT-O 16
PCLPFIL15
724470n
FXM2
F715
1730
I
GNDNC
7
8
37453746
3
1
2n7
2
2764
1K5
6K8
3731
2740
3715
3728
330R
18n
2702
1740
6
O
4
5
220p
3727
330R
2703
3
I
1
GNDNC
2
7
8
FXM2
18n
6K8
3717
2n7
2765
10K
F715
F715
F714
F714
2784
2775
220p
F714
3794
3795
LO
RO
3797
3796
2785
220p
2u2
50V
2u250V
2772
2776
2780
2774
10K
22n
3771
2771
22n
3772
3K3
3776
3K3
2u250V
2773
7770
SA572D
VCC
7 GIA
9 GIB
RCA2
2786
16V10u
14 RCB
1u
4ACA
12 ACB
3RIA
13 RIB
BUFFER
RECT
GND
10u 16V
2778
1u
2u250V
2777
+8V
F707
F707
2779
22n
2770
3779
4u7
1K0
16
5GOA
G
11
GOB
2796
3780
2781
270p
2K2
3755
100K
4u7
220p220p
2794
6THTA
10THTB
1TRTA
15TRTB
3778
1K0
8
2795
3786
270p
2K2
2787
3756
4u7
100K
2793
2782
4n7
3781
3782
18K
47K
4
6
NJM4565M
8
5
7780-B
+8V
2788
4n7
3787
3788
18K
47K
4
2
NJM4565M
8
3
7780-A
2762
RO
F712
F712
2u2
50V
7
2783
3783
1K8
3792
100K
BC847B
LO
F713
F713
50V
2u2
2789
3789
1K8
3793
100K
1
47p
+8V
CL36532008_085.eps
+8V
1u
2725
CL36532008_083.eps
290403
The audio compander uses a device from SA572 (7770) that is
intended for high-end applications. It is to be used together with
a low noise opamp (7780).
There is an expanding factor of 2 in dB. There is a variable gain
cell (variable resistor) in the negative input of the opamp
(NJM4565M). There is a rectifier cell that detects the input
voltage and translates into a current send to the gain cell .The
rectifier has an attack time constant and a decay timeconstant,
which is optimised to give the best auditive result.
Figure 1-25 Expander circuit
Microcontroller functions
The microcontroller is an OTP Microchip PIC12C508A type with
512-bit EPROM and 6 I/O lines. The controller has to be
programmed on the production line according the required
version of 864, 914 MHz and 433 MHz.
The main functions of the uP are reading the setting of the 4
position slide switch within every 250 milliseconds and read the
Tuned info continuously and start the powersave mode if
necessary.
290403
If the input Vin rises with e.g. 2 times then the output rise 4
times. This is because the negative input resistor formed by the
gain cell is decreased with a factor of 2.
Remember for an opamp Vout = Vin* ((Rf+Rin)/Rin) where Rf
is constant . (Rin= internal gain cell resistor)
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F
S
C
B
+10V
T
+10V
M
E
s
3
+5V
F740
F740
7750
1
7
GP0
CTRL
6
GP1
5
T0CKI
4
MCLR
VPP
3
OSC2
2
OSC1
CLKIN
GP<0:5>
8
F743
F744
F743
F744
1K0
4
5
14
13
10
9
1K0
DA
3750
CL
1K0
3749
POWERSAVE
6710
MUTE
BAV70
{POWERSAVE,MUTE}
+10V
3766
820R
6751
BZX384-C5V1
STEREO
+5V
3740
100K
2754
4u7 35V
F741
PIC12C508A
F741
F742
F742
TUNED
6752
BAS316
3753
3798
22K
1765
16
2
38
SKR
12
11
7
Figure 1-26 Microcontroller functions
Frequency setting
Frequency setting is necessary when the 4-position slide switch
is changed. In an internal look-up table the 4 required frequencies for the local oscillator are stored. The output towards the
synthesiser chip in the frontend is in I²C form. The synthesizer
is the only device on the bus. During frequency setting the Mute
is active.
Scanning of the channel switch should occur within every 250
milliseconds in any mode.
The AV-version of RX Amplifier board
General:
The amplifier module is intended to deliver 2 x 50 Watts into 8
ohm speakers. Speakers are connected through “easy-fit”
MUT
CL36532008_086.ep
29040
In normal mode when Tuned is going “High” the channel data
should be transmitted to the synthesizer to protect the receiver
in case of hang-up situations.
Muting
The mute of the receiver is controlled by the IF receiver part but
can be overiden by the microcontroller.
The mute action initiated by the microcontroller is necessary
during channel switching and in the standby mode. Muting has
priority on all other main tasks. The hardware Mute is the result
of an AND function between the “Tuned” and “Stereo” information. The Tuned information can be read by the microcontroller (
pin 2). The same pin (pin 2) has to be put in output mode to
activate the microcontroller initiated Mute. This Mute must be
used during the frequency setting and during the standby
mode.
Powersave mode
The main supply can be switched off with the “powersave”
control line to reduce the current consumption. The
microcontroller is always powered by the power supply. All
other electronics can be put into powersave mode.
After approx. 10 minutes of no “Tuned” signal the receiver goes
into powersave mode. Once in powersave mode, the receiver is
operated in “listen-sleep” mode to reduce the average current
consumption.
Power supply
The board is having a low drop voltage regulator 7790, which
has an output voltage of 8 Vdc.
The 5 V supply for the micro controller is extracted from the 10
Vdc input supply via a zenerdiode 6751. The 5 Vdc supply of
the synthesizer is extracted from transistor 7606. The
powersave signal is also provided to the connector for the
amplifier and for AV via the amplifierboard the SMPS is
controlled.
DC-references and supply:
+/- 15 Vdc preamp supply: The supply for the preamp is made
by using a derived +/-15 Vdc from main power supply +/- 29.5
Vdc. Doing so assures a good symmetrical start-up on the
power lines of the preamp, this suppresses possible plops.This
supply is 15V for all operating conditions, except power save
standby.
Mute circuitry:
In normal operating circumstances, the voltage on the- “mode”
pin of the amplifier IC7101 will be 4V5. This is the
MUTE_AMPn signal.
+10V
2K2
3129
MUTE_RX
STANDBY
UTE_WIRED
6105
BAS316
3133
47K
OPTION
3142
10K
3146
10K
6107
3135
BAS316
6108
560K
BAS316
7108
BC847B
7104
BC847B
2152
6101
BZX79-C5V1
3143
47K
16V
10u
6100
BAS316
MUST BE BZX79-C5V
3147
560K
+/- 29.5 Vdc main supply: Will be switched off when the unit
goes into power save-mode. See circuitry around 7107 and
7106.
+ 10Vdc receiver supply: Is always present, receiver stays
always active
Note that all supplies have the same ground reference.
6110
3149
STBY_OU
290403
LTL-1CHPE
2K2
F123
7109
BC847
+10V
3140
2K2
7107
BC847B
6103
6106
BAS316
BZX79-C2V7
F127
BC847B
3141
22K
7112
3151
6109
LTL-1CHGE
2K2
3148
F124
3150
100K
7110
3153
BC847B
MUTE_AMPn
10K
+10V
10K
3138
3155
2K2
7106
BC847B
47K
CL36532008_108.eps
connectors. See amplifier blockdiagram.
+ Power
Input
Driver
Input
Driver
Temperature
protection
Mode
OSC
mute
7110
"ON"
LED
DRIVER
F124
6109
GREENRED
- Power
- Analog
5104,2122
5105,2125
7109
"STANDBY"
DRIVER
LED
6101
C5V1
6106
C2V7
+ Analog
F111
F114
6100
6103
F127
MUTE_AMPn
7101
TDA8920
Figure 1-27 Block diagram amplifier
Additionally, the module is featured with a 2-colour indicator,
green indicates the active state while red is standby.
There is also an on-board 10 Vdc supply conditioning, specially
intended for the TX receiver.
Figure 1-28 Mute ampn circuit
mute line of the amplifier-chip 7101 as fast as possible to avoid
plops at this transition.
F112
F117
F113
F115
1100
4
8 Ohm/50W
3
2
8 Ohm/50
1
This signal is coming from zener 6101 via diode 6100.
Transistor 7104 and 7107 are not saturated at that moment.
When the receiver generates a ”mute” (MUTE_RX = 4Vdc on
pin 6 of connector 1106) then 7104 saturates, diode 6100
blocks and the level on pin 6 -of IC 7101 becomes 2V1. The
signal is now formed by zener 6106 via diode 6103. All DC
references stay as they were; the class D keeps on oscillating,
the led stays green but no sound is produced on the outputs.
The control line STBY_OUT (connector 1107-pin 3) to the
power supply stays low.
When the receiver detects a valid signal from the AV set, this
power-save-line becomes continuously low, and after a small
time (2152, 3143, 3147), 7104 is off. At the same moment the
mute line becomes low and the amplifier is enabled again. Also
the control line (connector 1107-pin 3) to the power supply
becomes low, thus starting up the main +/- 29.5 Vdc supply
Amplifier
F123
6110
update mdi 13-03-03
When the receiver goes into powersavemode (= after 10
minutes no signal from the AV set), STANDBY signal is high;
then the circuitry around 7107 pulls down the mode line of the
amplifier to nearly 0V via the MUTE_AMPn signal. (Note that
the mute line from the receiver is also high under this condition).
The amplifier is completely in standby mode, the oscillator in
amplifier IC 7101 stops and all internal references are disabled.
The led red will be on, while green is off. At the same moment
transistor 7106 is not saturated anymore and the control line
towards the switched mode power-supply becomes high. This
switches off the main +/- 29.5Vdc supply and the whole unit
comes in a real power save mode. 7112 helps to pull down the
The amplifier TDA8920TH operates on +/-29.5 Vdc and can
deliver 2 x 50 Watts into 8 ohm loads. Using the very efficient
class D - technology, it minimizes the dissipation. The class - D
chip runs on a ± 300kHz oscillator, therefore a 12dB / octave
output filter is needed (coil 5104 and 5105, and capacitor 2122
and 2125).
Input signals are 180° phase shifted by 7100-C and 7100-D, (
the effect - speakers have to be in phase with left and right
main speakers, otherwise bass reproduction will be poor) Input
signals are filtered in the two-section high pass filter around
7100-B and 7100-A. The – 3 dB point is somewhere around
30Hz.
Input sensitivity of the amplifier for maximum output: typical
1.4V rms
AUDIO OUTPUT AMPLIFIER
W
+10V
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
F135
F137
F138
F139
F140
F142
F144
F120
3144
R
L
+10V
(active high)
MUTE
POWERSAFE
(active high)
sensitivity 2.5Vrms
1
3
2
5
F122
1106
1109
WIRED
AUDIO
IN
(3,5MM
stereo
jack)
1104
rom
MPS
onn. J2
The crossover of the built-in high pass – filter will be around
30Hz. This eliminates sub-bass info going to the surround
speakers.
The amplifier uses “class D” amplifier-chip TDA8920.
R
L
3117
F121
F125
F110
F128
F129
F134
F136
F119
sensitivity 1.4Vrms
3126
MUTE WIRED
7105,7108
WIRED
MUTE
DRiVER
+29,5V "+Power"
+ Analog
+15V
-15V
- Analog
-29,5V "-Power"
+10V
F141
1
From SMPS Conn. J3
7100-D,7100-A
7104
7107
7106
2
MUTE
CONTROL
POWER
SAFE
CONTROL
STANDBY
DRIVER
Standby out
F143
3
7100-C,7100-B
F145
1107
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